Review from Compound Fracture →
The story and writing was good as usual. Kevin Pierce was amazing as always! Turns out in that case of Robert Hardwick, he surely teaches better that doing. Grace seems to be better prepared for the new state of thing than her teacher.
Review from Locker Nine →
Once again Mr Horton hits a home run. I’ve enjoyed all of the books I’ve had the pleasure of listening to. I stumbled onto his other books and burned right through them . I was keen to get this series as well. My only complaint is they seem so short :). Looking forward to the..
Review from No Stone Unturned →
This was so good. I learned a lot and got my true crime fix. Thank you Georgia Hardstark for recommending
Review from Harbor →
An amazing ending to an EPIC SAGA! So many years gone by from book one to the series climax. In the water, at the raft, ya almost had me… Farewell, to the Traveler!
I’m really having a hard time describing this set. The first part was really heavy on injecting morals into the story, so heavy that it was difficult to read at times. Not that there is anything wrong with morals but I already have a Bible, which I read and try to follow. Post-apocalyptic book? Yeah..
Review from No Stone Unturned →
Narrator was easy to listen to and the content was informative and interesting. Kept my interest all the way through.
Review from Until Nothing Remains →
good story, likeable characters I will get book 2also kevin pierce so there’s that..
Review from Ichabod →
I love this series, it’s just enough apocalyptic mix of fiction with prophetic biblical fiction that I have truly enjoyed this series and if you like Apocalyptic fiction stories you will love this book too!
It’s like it wasn’t a part of the series…the dogs were unbelievable. I was just disappointed after following the first 2 books.
Review from The Man with the Candy →
This is an OK if disjointed outline of the career of a demented, insatiable killer. The lack of police interest in reported missing child cases no doubt emboldened him in his pursuit of ever more young victims. Author Olsen’s flowery purple prose could have used a sharp red pencil. Narrator Kevin Pierce is, as always,..